Walt Disney World this morning officially crowned Merida from Pixar’s “Brave” as the 11th Disney Princess. Her coronation ceremony fittingly took place in front of Cinderella Castle, just steps away from her own Magic Kingdom meet-and-greet spot.

From left to right: Jasmine from Aladdin (15), Pocahontas (18), Cinderella (19), Mulan (16), Tiana from The Princess and the Frog (19), Ariel from The Little Mermaid (16), Rapunzel from Tangled (18), Belle from Beauty and the Beast (17), Aurora from Sleeping Beauty (16), Snow White (14).
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as the title suggest. The guys at Rifftrax (Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy, and Bill Corbett) have never done a riff of Aladdin. I just took some jokes from some of the rifftrax I have and put them over scenes of Aladdin. I first got the idea when I saw "The best of Rifftrax: Metroid Prime Trilogy" and thought it'd be cool to try and do something like that and after watching the lamp getting scene inside the cave of wonders and how it was pretty much the first scene of Raiders Of The Lost Ark, that's where this joke came from at 3:36 - 3:39 and I went from there. [SOURCE]

It’s that time of year again, where every store tries to get your undivided attention through their window display. Top designer department store Harrods has certainly pulled out all the stops this year. The Harrods Christmas windows, which were unveiled on 1st November 2012, are spectacular to say the least.

It is not just any theme, it is a Disney Princess display. Some of the biggest names in fashion have contributed their versions of the iconic fairytale damsels in their dresses, from Versace to Missoni, to Escada to Elie Saab.

Let’s take a look at these iconic dresses to grace the Harrods windows this year.